Tomorrow it’s going to be 37°C in the UK. That’s hotter than some parts of the Sahara. The British public will, of course, lose their minds. And somewhere, Novak Djokovic might be muttering, “Told you so.”
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Swallowing a spoonful of baking soda before a race used to be the nutritional equivalent of playing Russian roulette with your digestive system. Yet many athletes kept doing it – because, inconveniently, it worked.
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On June 26th, Faith Kipyegon is expected to become the first woman to run a sub-four-minute mile. It’s an extraordinary sporting milestone — but is sport really the main event?
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We’ve all been talking about AI for a while now. It’s in your feed, your inbox, your spam folder — and, almost certainly, somewhere in your organization.
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On 25 July, the UK’s Online Safety Act comes into force. Silicon Valley’s conscience was found wanting, and Ofcom will be the new sheriff in town.
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In sport, some trends arrive with a bang; others sneak in through the turnstiles. Groundhopping is firmly in the latter camp.
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Every year, The Sports Technology Awards gives us a tantalizing glimpse into the future, typically around three to seven years ahead of whatever eventually makes it into your average stadium.
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AI is brilliant — just ask ChatGPT. Last month, OpenAI launched Operator, its latest tool for US customers. The fanfare was loud, but the real question is: does it deliver?
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There’s an old saying: America invents, China replicates, and Europe regulates. It’s been doing the rounds again, so I had a look at our shortlist to see if there’s any truth in it.
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As many key Silicon Valley tech giants retreat from inclusivity, the sports world is doubling down on it.
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